METEOROLOGICAL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17979, 3 January 1922, Page 3

METEOROLOGICAL.

TO-DAY'S FORECAST. GOVERNMENT REPORT, The Goveniinent mcteorologi.4 reported • last night aa follows: —Present indications | are for north-eist to south-east win-la, inI ctcasmc stronz to gale. Expect increasing i j cloudiness and heavy rain following. The j barometer wili fall toon. j Mil. G. L. WRAGGE'S FORECAST. J Tho following weather forecast was supI plied to us bv Mr. Clement L. Wragge at j 8 p.m. yesterday : —fho that ' threatened the New Year's holidays apj pears to have passed south, off the West ern Coast, and the weather should now be fair to fine over the Auckland Province during the next 48 hours, under high pressure. Still showery and unsettled in the South, under subsidiary waves of the Antarctic depression Silathed. There is another tropical depression at; present between Hokianga Heads and Lord Howe Island, and this may possibly affect the North later. Winds from between E.N.E., N., and N.W., veering South-westerly in the South. Sea moderate, THE RAINFALL. Rainfall in City for 72 hours ended midnight, Jan. 2 (HehaL£> gauge) .SOIn. | SON, MOON, AND TIDES. ' Sun—Rises, 4.38 a..m.; sets. 7.13 p.m. i Moon—First quarter, January fi. 9.54 p.m. .High Water, Auckland—lo.lß a.m.; 10.37 j P-m. High Water. Manukau Heads— — *.m.; 12.17 p.m.